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  • groet@feddit.orgtopics@lemmy.worldLima Peru
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    18 days ago

    Lima is … difficult. Its a gigantic city growing well beyond its own capabilities and infrastructure. 99% of houses are unpainted brick without a proper roof and cables just hanging out. There is so much poverty, stray dogs and smell of piss even in the touristy areas. During more than half the year you will not see the sun because it is always covered in haze and smog (dust from the desert + cold moist air from the ocean). The outskirts growing into the desert are the most depressing sight of human existence I have ever seen.

    The bike lanes are nice but limited to Miraflores (the tourist main quarter). Baranco is very nice and artsy, as are some of the rich areas. There are very nice restaurants, theatres, museums etc if that is your thing though. And if you spend some time in more rural Peru, returning to a modern city with shoping malls can be nice too.

    All in all I would not recommend going to Lima as your destination when going to Peru. Stay for 2-3 days then get the fuck out of there to the actually beautiful cities like Arequipa.


  • Brothers: a tale of two sons

    You play two characters at the same time. The left half of the controler for one brother, the right for the other. Many (not so) special abilities can only be done by one brother and the corresponding button is on that side of the controller. Its a short game that can only truly be experienced once so beware the spoiler!

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    At some point the older brother dies. You now only use half the controller until the surviving brother overcomes his fear of swimming, which was an ability of the (now) dead brother. Just standing in front of the water and realising that I have to use the dead-brother-controlls to control the alive brother was mind blowing. Its also really emotional to a point that would not be possible without that twist. Using a button that was assigned to the dead brother just elevates the feeling of growth of the alive younger brother










  • instead to be chill and touch grass from time to time

    Sounds like you (and me) believe that humans are good creatures and will do moral things just because they are moral. Evil comes after from external influences.

    What if a study proved, without a shadow of a doubt, that humans have objective morality in the form of a soul. And that this soul is objectively evil and all humans only do good things because we fear repercussions?

    I would not believe it.


  • groet@feddit.orgtoSelfhosted@lemmy.worldImmich vs Ente ?
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    2 months ago

    My experience with ente was that it is horribly slow. It also lacks any feature to upload a large number of photos at once. I just never bothered uploading my 10k pictures I have taken over the last 15 years because it would have had to transfer them to a phone and then have the app open for a few weeks. No rclone or any other reasonable way to upload from a computer other than browser (which just doesn’t work for more than a few images)



    1. is there a reason you don’t use podman instead of rootless docker?
    2. can you run patchmon inside of docker and mount the socket to the original path inside of the container?
    3. the symlink has the file permissions of the file it points to. If the socket is owned by a user, so will the symlink, even if you used root/sudo to create the link. (technically the symlink will be owned by root, but the permissions on a symlink are ignored and the permission of the target are used)
    4. as long as you don’t change any permissions on /var/run or on the docker.sock to be more permissive than they are now, there is functionally no difference in security
    5. If you or someone else on the system tries to run docker with a different user/root, the symlink will likely cause issues